Mission: Impossible Fallout Review

Mission: Impossible - Fallout is the first of these films to re-use a director, reneging on the initial plan of their producer and star to get a fresh auteur behind the camera each time.

Oh yeah. You should definitely choose to accept this mission. He is suspicious of him but since they on the same team, they have to work together. Six films in, critics are loving it.

The film stars Cruise as International Monetary Fund agent Ethan Hunt, Ving Rhames, Simon Pegg, Rebecca Ferguson, Alec Baldwin, Henry Cavill, Sean Harris and Michelle Monaghan. Yes, movies like Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2 offered up some delightful set pieces with the help of strong special effects, but Mission: Impossible - Fallout is the type of movie that will endure because of the sheer level of practical authenticity apparent in each shot.

The plot may be as indecipherable as The Big Sleep, but the action is insane in this sixth installment of Mission: Impossible. That film pulled in $682 million worldwide (71 percent of that outside the U.S.), and there's little reason to believe that this new ultra-amped-up extravaganza shouldn't pull in that much or more. The reactions have been unanimous calling it the best sequel in the franchise. Just when viewers are about to give into full eye roll - when he displays the perfectly sculpted chest that his contract apparently stipulates he bare in every movie, say, or lays one of his penetrating Blue Steel looks on the baddie du jour - he delivers a perfectly timed pratfall or handsomely dim retort.